@Natalya Whitaker,Well, first guess time is you're going to have a lot of folks Googling "scrum" and then trying to figure what a software development methodology or a Rugby term has to do with REI.Nice "Corporate America" thinking, though, and I can see the advantage of dividing crews up into teams each with a dedicated goal.Focused project management by your GC would produce good results, I'm sure.My $0.02...David J.

IMHO I would say that if we are talking a real anchoring (e.g. for this nice thing to never happen again and without this referring to the mighty Odin who will keep all the bad guys from Valhalla ), I would suggest that you might consider working under a platform of an investment fund (we have it under 506 (e) SEC - in essence not expensive arrangement at all ) or a similar unit, where you essentially seek for money first and therefore ALWAYS SECURE THE DEAL BEFORE you contact a lender. 

With that said you have put in the time and dedication that is needed on a regular basis.

But I guess you have to ask, how much time could they dedicate to you as a seller or buyer if they're that busy?

We have two folks dedicated to finding the best opportunities nationwide based on several key criteria w job and pop growth being primary drivers.  

Sounds simple...it isn't, it takes time and dedication but it's most definitely possible....as Andrew Syrios just wrote a post about....it's  a get rich slow game!   

Jason - Working for free and dedicating a large amount of your time is great, but as a MF investor I would have to ask what VALUE you would be able to bring to the business? 

I cant find that particular podcast, and couldn't find a dedicated forum post on it. 

The BP platform is great however, I am a visual learner; actual deals.

First off, Josh, Brandon, and the other BP team members really have created a truly amazing platform for everything RE investor related.